Family Reunion Held at Merom Bluff Honoring Misses Medsker and Eno
A Sunday reunion at Merom Bluff honored Pauline Medsker and Glenn and Ruth Eno home from Washington DC where they work in government. Attending were many Medsker and Nowlin families and related relatives, all gathering for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merom Bluff
Pauline Medsker
Glenn
Ruth Eno
Washington, D. C
Wm. Medsker
Clyde Shielcds
C. Eo Waritlock
Wr. A. G. Cushman
Geo. Nowlin
W. Eno
Walt Turman
Famly
Guy Cushman
Emmet Nowlin
Carl Burton
Jessie Starrison
Ralph
Emmet
Sadie Sharp
G. M. Phillips
Mary Medsker
Sylvia
Fiobert
S. D. Newlin
Harold
T. K. Cushman
Josie
Ella
One Town Captured Before World War Era
The excerpt recalls Derne in Tripoli as the only town captured in the United States prior to the great war. It notes Derne was taken in 1804 by an American force under General Eaton.
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United States
Derne
Tripoli
General Eaton
Merely a Superstition about Locating Minerals
The article dismisses the idea of any instrument or rod reliably locating minerals. It notes iron ore beds may skew compass readings, but asserts there is no method to locate precious metals with certainty.
Selective Culling Rules for Hens by USDA Specialists
A Bird in the Hand Special Information Service notes that culling should be regular and continuous through the year with rest time in August or September. There are two classes of farm fowl, those parasitic on profits and those profitable, and culling aims to remove the worthless while keeping productive hens. Criteria include yellow skin and shanks, with saved hens showing pale or white shanks, beaks, and vents.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
CARE IN HANDLING EGGS MUST BEGIN ON THE FARM
Fresh eggs stored in a hot kitchen or left in the sun on a wagon trip may spoil or become unsafe. The article warns that eggs slipping toward town often must be used immediately to ensure safety. It emphasizes proper handling from farm to market to prevent spoilage.
Culling hens to boost egg production and profits
Agricultural guidance outlines year round selective culling of hens to keep high producers, marking top birds for breeding and selling off weaker fowls. It urges August or September as prime culling time and stresses careful inspection of health, vigor, and physical traits for long term flock strength.
Club Mesibers Guests of Bankers at Chautauqua
Sullivan county Phage and girls clubs will be guests of county banks at the Merom Chautauqua following the bankers quarterly meeting at T. B. Smith’s Dugger home. Banks plan housing for members as County Demonstration agent Williamson to chorus girls.
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Sullivan County
Merom Chautauqua
T. 3 B. Smith
Bugzer State Bank
Dugger
Trutona Praised By Louisville Couple After Illness
Rev J A Benicke and his wife in Louisville say Trutona restored their health after influenza and digestive troubles. Mrs Benicke reports relief from constipation, improved digestion, and regained strength. Mr Benicke also used Trutona and shares gratitude for the remedy.
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Louisville
J. A. Benicke
South Fourth Street
Mr. Benicke
South Louisville Presbyterian Church
Benicke
Evansville Woman Endorses Trutona After Health Boost
Mrs. Frank Sanders of Evansville Indiana praises Trutona claiming it restored her health in record time. She describes relief from nervousness constipation headaches and sleep issues after one bottle and urges other women to try the product.
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Evansville
Ind
Trutona
Frank Sanders
Illinois Street
Chautauqua Plans Separate Tent for Girls and Boys
County Agent H. S. Benson will lead the boys program while the girls are housed in a single large tent. The chautauqua management offers free admission to the youngsters and will feature club members on daily programs, an innovation aimed at localizing interest.
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H. S. Benson
Chautauqua
Hazardous Home Remedy Instructions
Vague soup based mixture advises cutting soap into small pieces and dissolving with water on a stove. It mentions adding Goober silt and applying to mildewed fabric then exposing to sun for hours before washing off. The steps resemble a questionable cleaning or stain treatment.
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Wien
Wool of the Llama in Polivia Spinning Traditions
In Polivia the wool of the llama is rarely used while Indian women sit before their huts spinning no wool. They use hand looms to weave phukets and shawts as they tend their flocks and watch over the village.
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Polivia
Bond issuance proposed for cement road in Hamilton township Indiana
Sullivan County treasurer files petition with Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners to issue bonds of 20000 dollars for cement road construction in Hamilton township. Hearing set at State House Indianapolis on August 11 1919 at 10 o clock.
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Sullivan County
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners of
Board of Tax Commissioners
Hamilton Township
John Lund
Board of Commissioners
State Board of Tax Commissioners of Indiana
State House of Indiana
Indianapolis
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Goody-Land
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Auiey
Eds Fruit Ae Sune Kgs Ee
Olen
Ats
Wrigleys
Eno
Wm. Bailey
Carlis Myers
Sylvia Medsker
Thomas
G. W. Buff
Josie Miles
Harry Buff
Cora Smith
D. T. Cushman and Sons
Herbert S. Leach
Sherman
Sullivan Mfg. Co
Copecial Information Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Batey & Walters
Sullivan
Trutona Laboratories
Nature
Mesibers
Williamson Will Chanerone
Wire
Mirs
J. A. Ben
Icke
Louisville, Ky
Mrs. Sanders
Batey @ Walters’ Drug Store
New
Harry Newar
Harry S. New, Jr
Freda Lesser
California
Harry S. New
Young New
E. P. Snow
Aberdeen Angus Cattle
William F. Preusner
Oaktown
Freelandville
Grey
D. J. Kendrick Sullivan
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